Using press 'n seal is a fantastic idea. Thank you so much!

I like the transparency of being able to see where the pattern is as I quilt! But I tried this once and there were things I had not counted on. I used a black permanent marker to mark the design on the Press’n’seal, but the marker is not permanent on this plastic product and rubbed off easily as I stitched, staining the white quilt thread. Also, my needle would get ‘gummed’ up from the Press’n’seals sticky side. I suppose I could keep a cotton ball slightly soaked with rubbing alcohol handy to clean the needle now and then. In these examples, with plastic over paper, carefully trace the pattern using a pencil, but don’t use an ink pen, for the same reason as the marker. I use a hard surface for this step. I have also used a tracing-tool-roller-thingy, a sewing technical term meaning, I don’t know the real name, or an unthreaded sewing machine, to ‘perforate’ the paper and plastic showing the pattern then apply it to the quilt! A few thoughts! And thank you for this tutorial gave me lots of ideas!

5 words, Crayola Ultra Clean Washable Marker. I use them to mark my quilts and when you’re done, a toss in the washing machine and it comes right out :-)

I cant thank you enough for this valuable video. Well done, informative, and I thank you with all my heart. Going to try it today!

I have a quilt I started many years ago - an Amish center diamond pattern. The central quilting pattern is that exact feathered wreath in the video. I started hand quilting it in black thread and then put it aside for some years before going back to it. To my dismay, my markings (water soluble marker) had disappeared! This is the perfect solution for me, I think. I can trace my existing quilting to duplicate the portion of the wreath I'm missing, and then trace onto the Press'n Seal. I was visiting my sister and saw her using Press'n Seal in her kitchen - and it dawned on me that this could be used for quilting. Google led me straight to this video and I knew this was the answer!

BRILLIANT! I LOVE this new 💡 idea!!😊❤️

What a GREAT innovation! Thank you!🥰👏

Awesome idea!

Wow! Great tip! Thanks

I'll be trying this soon!!!

This is so awesome! I'm really new to the stitching part of quilting. This looks to make things a LOT easier for me! Thank you for posting this up! I'll be trying this soon!

Thanks. Enjoyed the video and subscribed!

Thank you for sharing this 🙏🏾

Can you do a video on you actually doing some quilting through this press and seal and how it comes out in the end ?

This works for machine quilting also.

Great idea!!! Thank you !!'

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This is a great idea!! I'm new to making quilts and was wondering if there was an easier way to do machine stitch the quilting stitches. I think this would work.

Thanks!

Thanks so much

Press N’Seal has a selvage - cutting it off prevents the edges from rolling up,

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an you do a video on you actually doing some quilting through this press and seal and how it comes out in the end ?

Please show taking the press n seal off the fabric. Are you a fan of this method after having used it?

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You know, not just ladies quilt? I always drew my quilt design on with graphite paper under my pattern. Works ok. But I am going to try your idea.

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So do you just hand sew on the pattern through the fabric and the press and seal? How do you get the press and seal off after though? Jules

Is there an update on this to see how the quilting went?

Has anyone used this method? I ask very intrigued and want to try it.

Would that work for machine quilting, and would the glue affect the needle. Great idea

Where did you get your quilt hoop for the lap? I only found a small one. Thank you if any you could share.

Does the Press & Seal gum up your needle? How easily does it remove after stitching? This seems like a good idea, I'm brand new to quilting.

How did it turn out? Does the press n seal rip out easily enough with out riping your treads?

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How do you get it off the quilt?

Someone in my quilt group said the ink transferred to the thread when it was quilted. I'm wondering if there is a marking pen that wouldn't do that? I want to do this by machine. The best idea I've found so far.

How can draw something with press n seal paper to start and I just asking

Increase your volume please

Update, please😊

What kind of paper are u using under the glad press and seal.

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Can barely hear it. I'm using closed captioning but it's hard to watch & read at the same time. Really wish I could hear it.

Are you actually planning to hand quilt thru that press and seal? I can’t imagine that would be very easy, not to mention getting your needle sticky. Why didn’t you just directly mark your quilt top?

Can't get it in some countries...

Less talking...

This particular KZfaq channel creator doesn’t believe in responding to anybody’s questions. And she certainly produced a video that wasn’t finished she didn’t even show us the next step. I won’t be subscribing

Great idea!!! Thank you !!'